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How should we face suffering and death?
Follow fear before death, enduring suffering, and absurd repetition to compare accounts in terms of sensation, craving, selfhood, despair, and revolt.
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1 · Paris · 출판
Published in Paris, The Myth of Sisyphus proposes lucid persistence and revolt rather than suicide before the absurd.